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* In ''[[The Thirteenth Floor]]'', one character comments on how the colors are off [[Inside a Computer System|in the computer simulation]].
* Used far too much in the made-for-TV film ''Jason and the Golden Fleece'', with desaturated colours and hard light.
* ''[[Avalon (film)]]'' has a ''very'' amber filter, to the point of monochrome {{spoiler|until the end, when it's removed to suggest that the main character is now in "the real world."}}
* The Moroder version of [[Metropolis]] used color washes over the whole screen -- blue for scenes in the underground Worker's City, reddish tones for surface scenes, though there were some variations.
* The original ''[[Star Wars]]'' trilogy has a fairly consistent dark blue wash (very noticeable in scenes set on mostly-grey spaceships) in the DVD version that wasn't in any earlier version (compare the bonus disc, which has the original theatrical version without the blue wash).
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* ''[[Deus Ex]]'' has a color scheme where the primary color on the palette to denote high technology is blue.
** ''[[Deus Ex: Human Revolution|Deus Ex Human Revolution]]'' also has this, but yellow.
* ''[[Metal Gear Solid]]'''s Shadow Moses and a good deal of ''[[Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty]]'' are green-blue.
* In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]'', the Twilight Realm was initially designed as [[Deliberately Monochrome|grayscale]] with some splahes of color. However, the design later changed to an incredibly hyper-saturated color scheme, with gold, brown, and magenta being the most prominent colors. Most have praised the new design, citing it as more original and evocative of a creepy, alien twilight world.
** Used to a lesser extent with normal-Hyrule, which had a faint yellowish tint to most things.
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